Disney's Beach Club Villas fit nicely in theming and decor with their next-door-neighbors, the Deluxe Yacht & Beach Clubs. Inspired by the casual elegance of the Cape May seashore in the early 1900s, they showcase the intricate craftsmanship and attention to detail of a more romantic time.

Accommodations include studios and one and two bedroom villas. Each studio has a queen bed and a double sleeper sofa, plus a kitchenette with coffee maker, microwave and small refrigerator, and can sleep up to four persons. They all have an outdoor patio or balcony.

The Villas accommodate four to eight guests and all have a full kitchen and private porch or patio. One bedroom Villas have a king bed in the master bedroom, a whirlpool tub in the master bedroom and a queen sized sleeper sofa in the living area. The two bedroom Villas offer all of the above, plus the extra bedroom houses a queen bed and has its own private bath.

Dining options abound. There are the eateries at Disney's Yacht and Beach Club as well as those found at Disney's BoardWalk (which is across Crescent Lake from Disney's Yacht and Beach Club complex; within easy walking distance).

Disney's Beach Club Villas have their own quiet pool called Dunes Cove, complete with a heated spa and a pool building with lockers and restrooms and towels. You also have access to Stormalong Bay, the three-acre mini water park at Disney's Yacht & Beach Clubs.

This is a great place for families or large groups that are interested in Epcot® and/or the Disney-MGM Studios. You can take a water launch or walk to either of those theme parks. Buses transport you everywhere else.